What age should children start learning a foreign language at? |
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Added: February 2004 |
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| Guest - 3rd February 2006 20:14
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| Children should, if possible start learning a foreign language as early as possible. The older they get the more difficult it is for them to learn and produce the specific sounds every language has
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| Tam - 29th June 2007 03:42
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I I have read your web and I would like you help me find more a bout researeches on what age should start learning a foreign language. I have been learning and teaching English myself at Ca Mau Province Children's House in Viet Nam. My opinion is that I agree with what you have on your website. Now I have been researching on this issue to find out the best way to teach my pupils. Please help me,
I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Yours Sincerely
Best Wishes
Tam
Duong Ngoc tam
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| mimi - 4th October 2007 17:52
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| I work in the kindergarten and I can tell you that 3-5 is the right age for learning foreign languages. Children adopt new words easily especially through activities, chants, fun...They find it interesting, like a little game.They have healthy competitive spirit and always want some more.
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| Anastasia - 28th January 2008 19:00
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| Children can learn and sepaprate with impressive efficience two languages from the first time they ever start speaking. Being exposed to two languages results in learning both sepaprately. It's really quite good.
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| hafsat - 16th August 2008 21:56
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| any children can start to learn any foreing language at the age 1-2 why not?
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